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NEWBERG, YAMHILL COUNTY, OREGON. THURSDAY. APRIL 8, 1920-TEN PAGES
No. 27
ANDERSON CAPTURES
AUTOTHIEVES
nomic necessity, the automobile and
the truek.
the sire, great care should be used |
SOIL W ITH O UT PA CK IN G
FOE COLLEGE M AT U R IN G
California deserves first place.
In hia selection. He may he selected ,
That
state has spent and Is spending
by one of two methods:
Preparations for endowment cam­
One of the most common objections s great deal of money on Its high- J
1. Select a sire that has already paign for Pacific College are making which farmers have raised to tractors
ways, spending In an fhtelllgent fash-1
demonstrated his value through the prognose. At the last meeting of the is that they pack the soil and hinder
Ion, too. The first class highway is Makes Early Morning Chase
Program To Bo Given By MoMina milking quality of his heifers. Such
Board of Trustees a campaign com­ plant growth. A tractor survey con­ the forerunner of truck and automo-
Finds Machine Stack
ville dollege Studenti A t
a sire will traamlt the same good mittee was appointed, composed of ducted ip Ohio revealed the fact that j
MountainVe~ws
In The Road
qualities aa b » g .us ha lives. Proven Jesse Edwards and Dr. Heater, of over 50 per cent of the owners of
W ood-M ar H all
Q
eiree unfortunately are not plentiful Newberg, JK. A. Hlnshaw, of Port­ heavy wheel-type machines found the
On Tuesday evening W. T. Andar-
for the riJl*orlty are slaughtered land, B. C. Miles, of Salem, and Bev. packing of the soil detrimental to
TH IR T Y YEA R S AGO
The local committee on Armenian
son
dfpve his Chevrolet sedan into
while atfll young.
Carl F. Miller, of Springbrook. Act­ their crops.
relief has arranged for a benefit
Portland with some companion« and
Bill
Nye,
the
celebrated
humorist
2. Select by pedigree or ancestry* ing President John. D. Mills is now
Another survey conducted by the
tertainment to be given at Wood-
when ready, to start for home U m J
A
bull
inherits
tbe
milking
qualities
farmers
among. 408 tractor owners In lecturer will be in Portland on Wed­
giving
his
entire
time
to
the
cam­
Mar Hall on Friday night by fifty
found the car had been stolen. A fte r
nesday
and
Friday
nights
of
next
of
the
cows
that
contributed
to
bis
the state of Minnesota brought out a
paign.
etndents of McMinnville College, who
giving the Information to the poileo
The prospective givers in this cam­ similar opinion. In answer to tbe week.
w ill 1 stage the play "H is ^Majesty's Inheritance and passes these same
I. K. V an tress, our new road super they came home, little expecting to
qualities on to bis heifers. His heifers paign are found in four groups. Find question "W hat ls the chief object­
Ship." This program has been given
resemble his ancestors, whlcfi makes the alumni and old students o f tfce ion to the tractor for your use?" 47 visor la beginlng to gaze at the mud locate the car for some time.
by these young people at McMinn­
At a little before 12 o’clock Mr.
a careful examination of these an­ College; second, the members of O re­ per cent replied that it could not be holes along tbe roads and w * are
ville and their rendition of it has
cestors and their milk record neces­ gon Yearly Meeting of Friends; third, operated In soft wet land. In other dally expecting to hear of his Issuing Frick, the confectioner, and Jim
been highly commended. The com­
sary to the improvement of the future the residents of Newberg and vicin­ words, the tractor packed down the the dreaded proclamation to all male Henry, night watchman, saw a ear
mittee consequently feels that thoae
citizens over twenty-one and under come sailing through town occupied
herd.
ity :' fourth, help from Outside o f soft sotj, sank deep Into the .wet
who attend will get full value for
by two men and they thought it w is
fifty years.
ground
and
became
mired
and
use-
Gal ton’s law In breeding shows'Oregon, including allotments from
the price of tickets by way of enter­
the Andereon car. Mr. Anderson* w m
Dan
Gilbert
expects
hia
brother
lees.
tainment. and everybody knows the that an animal receives 50 per cen t; the Interchurch World Movement and
at once notified and early in the
Levi
from
Kansas
today.
Levi
has
Packing the soil is a comparative
money la surely needed for saving of Its characteristics from Its imme- The Friends Forward Movement. O f
morning
he started out west, aa A «
many
warm
friends
here
who
w
ill
be
matter, depending upon the amount
the oppressed Armenian people from dlate parents, 25 per cent from its ¡course these groups overlap some-
car was seen going that wwy Instead
glad
to
meet
him
again.
of
tractive
surface,
and,
strange
to
starvation. An official who recently grandparents and the remaining 25 what. several members of the altun-
H. 8. Maloney, our efficient county of making tbe turn toward Dayton.
say, the horse Is the worst offender.
per cent from tbe earlier generations, nl axe also members of the
returned from Armenia made the
surveyor
was down Tuesday survey­ He tracked the ear eaaily and out tw o
The
area
under
a
horse's
hoofs
is
ap­
This makes it necessary that a Church and residents of Newberg no
statement that if America should
ing a road over at th# foot o f Bald miles found It stuck in the mud. Tha
proximately
35
square
Inches,
and
the
withhold its aid the Ameu|itD nation bull'be selected from closely related that the groups are not wholly _
Mr. Maloney la one o f the two occupants, on being unable to
average total weight carried is 1408 Hill.
animals of proven high milk produc- ¡elusive of one another.
vrould very soon be wiped out.
most efficient surveyors Yaaahill get the car out of the hois in tha
pounds.
Considering
that
two
of
his
j u ls a matter of interest as to how
The people have responded nobly Ing and transmitting .qualities
feet bear the entire weight of the county has ever had and it w ill be to dark awaited the dawning and w ar«
Select from an ancestry that ls . much is to be expected from each of
In the past In tbe many drives made
horse while pulling, we have 1400 the Interest of the people to elect there when Mr. Anderson cam« up.
for suffering humanity and tbe com­ uniformly good producers rather | these groups. This question is not pounds distributed over 70 square him to this position at the June One made for th « brush but Mr.
It may be said,
mittee confidently expects that tbe than from one that has one sen­ easily answered.
Anderson caught the other one t t d
inches, or a pressure o f 20 pounds election.
subcommittees w ill’ do their Part sational animal with others of ordin­ however, that If It will be necessary per square inch.
Surveyor Britt has been surveying brought him back to town. Tha run­
for each group to do its full share.
cheerfully, aa they have In tbe past. ary quality.
The crawler or tank-type tractor an addition for Mrs. Desk ins this away g o t as far as Dayton where ha
A good sire w ill often Increase
-=---- ------— t - J ohn D. Mills. goes over wet, or soft soil without week. A ll west of Meridian street wae taken In by the town marshal. ‘
and that money for relief w ill come
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butter fat production in hia heifers
raadily.
packing or miring, for it ls lighter and north about as far as the rail who had been notified by telephone.
Below is a list of the committees 100 pounds of fat above that of their
TH E GOOD OLD D A T S
footed than a man. according to O. V. road, la to be layed o ff in lots, the
The fellows gave their names and
named for this section of the county: dams. In a herd of 20 cows giving
Badley, of the Alexander-Badley Co., larger part of which ls already sold. ages as Howard Armstrong, 23, and
10 heifer calves the butter fat yield
Rex
Today it ls a poor egg that doesn’t distributers of thq Ceveland tractor.
Our school directors have ordered Roy Stout, 22, respectively, and aaid
would
thus be Increased 1000 pounds bring a nickel, and butter is worth Tbe Cletrac, for example, has a trac­ a seven hundred pound bell for- the
W. H. Dean, C. E. Newhouse.
they were from Canton, Ohio. They
above that of their class when these 70 cents the pound. The old-timer tive surface of 50 by 8 Inches on each ' public schodl. This Ought to wake
Chehaiem Center
also stated that they had hoped to
into milk. This at 60 looks back over the years. He sighs tide— 800 square inches In all— and the natives in the whole surrounding
----- Mrs. L5ghn,~Trrr
get through to California with tha
cents per pound gives 1500 additional for the good old times. Eggs 10 cents its weight 1a but 3300 pounds.
Fort.
country.
car. .
\
Income the first year.
a dozen and butter 20 cents a pound,
West Chehaiem
Two years ago there was much
Deputy Sheriff H. R. Morris took
This would be duplicated the next says the Miami N ew s.-------~-----
Mrs. N. P. Nelson.
complaint^ about the lack of .hotel the fellow* to Portland where they
INTERCH URCH CONFERENCE
and succeeding years and there would j But does he really want "the good
Fernwood
accommodations In Newberg. We will answer to the charge of larceny.
also be other heifers coming Into old times?" Let’s see.
Mrs. U. 8/ By rant
now have two. either of which will,
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A rare treat Is in «tore tor the ^
^
^
^
mRk making possible the replacing' In those days people had parlors
__
Dundee
discount HOOVER FOR PR ESID EN T CLUB
,n the eounty.
Mrs. Dearborn, Mrs. Greer, Mrs. of the entire original herd with and didn’ t use ’em. ' Now they h avr ^Newberg pubBc as announced In the
Graphic
a
few
weeks
ago.
better cows. Many Oregon bulls are living rooms and wear ’em almost
Archie Parrett.
On Monday night at the Imperial
Tmm No. I consisting of A..JU
e o fc deaseuetaaUag theie value la tha out.
.
- *-, *>
ariors-pennaneat organIwMVoa
¿ O S A L E F Ó Ì lì
of their owns**, hut there la
They lighted their homes with Sullans, E. W. Warrington, O.. T. Day
Omar Parrett Frank Swarts, east
o f the "Hoover For Preaident Club”
and Mrs. O. C. Wright will be with
j room for many, many more in the kcreosene "hanging” lamps,
road.
A Virginia doctor who went to con­ was effected by the election o f Jesse
t of herds of the 20.000 dairymen of our|
Fellows took their glrfe out us April 13th at 2 o’clock and 7:30
Arlle Evans. Henry Craw,
Edwards as president, C. A. Hodeon,
The average yearly pro-,‘ buggy-rtdlng" and knew nothing of p - M- w,th »¿dresses Illustrated by siderable trouble more than a year
Meridian Street and north of Port-!atate
secretary,
and Mrs. Marie K. Evans
ago to invent a wire frame something
stereopticos» pictures.
duct Ion of the Oregon cow is pro- the joy of a fleet motor car.
land road.
treasurer.
v
These are good speakers and w ill, like a fly swatter covered with medi-
H. M. Hoskins. Ross Newby, Jasper ' bab,y not iar from 200 pound* oi **t.
Men were paid a dollar a day on
The president was instructed to
speak
upon
subjects
which
are
just
cated
gauss,
as
an
attachment
for
Bales, Vin Vincent, Main°to College, By fo,low,n* » K00^ breeding pare- the section, and the other laborer,
appoint a committee to take up the
tice this average yield could he just a little above him, was paid ten now before the people of the entire , sanitary kissing, now admits there
south of First.
work of organizing clubs at other
United
States.
j
has
been
no
sale
for
H,
In
this
par-
doubled within a few years.
dollars a week.
Charles Scott, Chris Held. College
There are five similar teams speak- tlculiar the public has always seemed points in this section of Yamhill
As some other man has said, when
to Meridian south of First.
|
0
County.
a person had weak lungs they began ing on these same dates at Important; willing to take chances,
Mrs. Chaplin. Mrs. Fltapatrlck, I
Hon. W. K. Newell and H. W.
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to select a nice green spot in the towns In the state and covering;
Lester Wright. Frank Colcord. Mrs.!0LE E CEUB CONCERT B Y
Haynes,
the latter the vice president
every county. Llkwise every state MILLER MERCANTILE CO.
Klenle. Mrs. Fields, south of First;
GIRLS W E L L R ECEIVED “ marble orchard” for him, and if
of the Broadway bank in Portland,
in
the
Union
Is
covered
In
the
same
your appendix got tangled up, they
BUYS BIG SALEM STORE were In attendance at the meeting
Meridian to the Canyon.
j
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way.
The facts and stereopticon
Bert Miller, W a lter, Butler, Geo. j
The concert of the Girl's Glee Club said you had inflammation of the
and gave enthusiastic talks for Mr.
views have been gleaned at a tremen­
bowels and they buried you deep.
The chain of stores owned by the Hoover. Both th «*- gentlemen were
H. Lee. Tom Tyndall, north of First of paCjf|C College on Thursday even-
. . , And women wore bustles and long dous ooet by experts and are not Miller Mercantile Co., has been in­
Meridlan to School.
in of last week was very successful. _____ _ . , ,
.
connected with the food administra­
They are the
,
,
,
'
.
skirts and had limbs instead rheap-John affairs.
creased by one, by the recent pur­ tion of the state during the war and
Mr. Gibson, Dr. Utter, Mrs. Lutz. demonstrating clearly that the young germy
Q{ Jegg
brad that can be produced and were
Mrs. Thurston, north of First School ladies had been thoroughly trained.
Houf^ were heated by 8toyee of originally given at the Atlantic City chase of the Meyers dry goods store, met with Mr. Hoover many times at
to Main.
! the largest in Salem, making seven Washington where they got firat
All of the numbers were given with
Conference. ■ No one wants.
„
, .
. .
one kind or another. And bath tubs National
,
' stores in all that are being operated hand knowledge of his work. They
W. W. Colby. Frank Dench, Che- splendid precision, and a clear, fresh
and other toilet facilities there, were to miss this production now being
. ,
. .
. b y this corporation,
balean Center road West Chehaiem tonal quaility.
Parhams the most
are fulsome in their praise of him aa
i none. Remember those cold winter presented in every state. Come out
The Meyers store was founded by a man of big affairs and think he is
road and vicinity.
pleasing was the Beethoven Minuet,
nights, with the ordinary lot 220 and hear the discussion of this the
Joseph Meyers 40 years ago and for the one man for president at this
Mrs. Zumwalt, Mrs. Blxby, Ned sung with violin obligato. Mr. Glenn
j ’ ,
ltvest question before the American,
_
* ..
____v the past 10 years has been operated critical period.
McCoy. F. L. Ames. Main to Cofllege Talyor played the solo part admirably
.
' .....
. „
Yes, those were not the good old public— Free at the Friends Church _
south of First street.
The costume numbers were especially day8 ^
keep the,r t# M e ilt eggB April 13th at 2 and 7:30 P. M. By by the sons. Milton and Henry who
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are retiring from active business.
attractive. "The Maids of Lea. by and their 20.cent buUer Llvlng ,n order of the State Committee. *
THE PAVING PROPOSITION
B. E. Sisson, who has been manger
Irene Hodgin. Eva Miles and Delight 1920 |g ^
more than u coatB
W.
N.
Coffee.
TH E D A IR Y SIRE
Carter, receiving an enthusiastic rc> v e n ,f ,t CO(JtB more , han ,t dld _
County Chairman. of the McMinnville store will go to Editor Graphic—
Salem as manger there, and S. E.
call.
A city with most of its street*
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1
Lawton
(Okla.)
Constitution,
• Efficiency, more production per
Keith becomes the manger of the Mc­ paved is one to be admired, but is it
The playing of Miss Lyra Miles, In j
-o
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cow and more economy in production
CALL WITH WHISTLES
Minnville store.
advisable to undertake a big paving
TEN THRIFT GOMMANDENTS
to match the high land values and the Liszt Gondolier« and the Techal-
o
kowsky
November,
was
the
occasion
program in Newberg at the present
cost of labor and equipment and cost
Call the children with a police;
time when everything that enters in­
1—
Make a budget.
NEW
BABY
EVERY
TEN
SECONDS
of feed. Is the most vital need of the of much complimentary comment,
whistle— one blast for John, two
and
It
Is
to
be
hoped
that
Miss
Miles
to such an undertaking is so high In
2—
Keep an intelligent record blasts
of
dairy industry today says E. B. Fitts,
for June. It has a peculiar
will
be
heard
soon
again.
Prof.
Hull'expenditures:
price.
In
1862
Linclon
wrote
in
a
message
field dairyman for O. A. C.
note that attracts immediate atten­
completed
the
program
with
a
group
3—
Have
a
bank
account.
If tbe present paving plan is car-
to
congress
that
In
1920
the
United
The average production of the
tion. and It can be heard all over the
4— Carry a life insurance,
The
novelty
pleases
p,»
,«
s
would
have
approximately
j
ried
out it will bankrupt some of our
average cow expressed In terms of of songs and ’cello solos. The two
neighborhood
187.000.000
inhabitants.
The
proba-;
Ihoperty
owners and work a great
5—
Make a will.
milk and butter fat cannot be called glee club concerts netted 3115.56 for
the children. They never fall to hear
4— Own your own home even­ It. and come-running without the pre­ bility Is the new census flguers will ' hardship om many others. Some o f
good. In fact It is poor and what the piano fund of the college.
tually.
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man likes to conduct a poor business?
liminary of an exasperating hunt fol­ show not much over 108.000,000. j those who are pushing the matter
7—
Pay
your
bills
promptly.
Lincoln's estimate, of course, was! are in easy circumstances and some o f
Dairymen may be divided into
lowed by a cold dinner.
MUSIC RECITAL GIVEN •
8—
Invest In war savings stamps
based upon a birth rate, which even !our citizens who are very enthusiastic
three classes, those who fall and
and other governments securities.
at the time he wrote, had already j about the paving will not be hit by
eventually go out of the business.
Although the weather was very
BENEFIT OF GOOD ROADS
9— Spend less than you earn.
¡begun to drop and is now about half it.
those who eka out a bare exlstanc
¡ôaim Æ àà »»d im s 1 10 8 ha re wi t h 1 uttiws. " T iirtf l
l it -the ra l l y
- ....W e ne » . » U ,m tavu e e f par in g but
and those who succeedu
was present at the music recital without benevolence is a doubtful
According to the lastest returns. withstandlng
census enumerators j arc not In favor of doing it now at
Invariably the success of the pro-
glven at the Praebyterian Church on blessing.— Forbes Magazine.
California has assumed first place, estimate a baby is horn every 101 present price»
One property owner
\ gresslve dairyman Is dependent on
Tuesday night. The following pupils
o
long held by the farming state of seconds in the United States, that a told me it would cost hhn 32.000 and
the quality of his cows. He climbs
of Miss Britt gave piano numbers:
Iowa, as having the largest number death occurs every 18 seconds, mar­ another^said his bill would h^ $3,000.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
to freedom from financial worry
1 Helen Stanbrough, Leona Atkinson.
of automobiles and trucks per capi­ riages every 25 seconds and divorces
Property Owner
over the hacks of high producing
• Hazel
Newhouse,
Beach
Patton.
Alleèn Alves Dielschneider. Mc- ta. The Golden state’s per capita is every 25 minutes.
Here are some
cows. He knows that high milk pro-
About 12
ducing ability ls an inherited char- : ^ n t t Ba* * “ > Ho" * r ” “ t e r J'0’‘ ,8e M,nnvllle. to hordes Merton Shipley, 8-2. or 493.463 automobiles, etc., to new census deductions:
W R C. NOTES
out
of
eveiy
100
deaths
will
be to
her
3,000,000
population.
Nebraska
acter and that he must carefully !Neteon' Edn*
i n '*
Port,and
select hi. breeding stock to ths end *0"- Bernice Bullack, Ellene Absr-,
Eltha Eth. l Brunson. Lmirel R. Is placed second at a rate o f 6.8 per pneumonia, one of the after effects
On Tuesday. March 30th, a sewing
that all animals born In his herd nathy' He,en Ba,rd Eupham,a Boyee No. 2. to Raymond Clark. Laurel. R capita. South Dakota third, only a of influenza. Heart disease will be meeting has held by the Women’s Re-
Emma Bell Woodworth, Maurtne No. 1.
fraction lower, and Iowa fourth. next most fatal. Tuberculosis whish lief Corps at the home of Mrs Rarth-
posses* that ability.
creating
ef-
Youn6*-
Emma
Fort
and
Mae
W
hit­
Beulah
Koone,
Newberg,
to
Ray­
Montana. Minnesota. Wyoming, Kan­ formerly headed the death list has olomew. A large amount of work was
The greatest aid In
mond Alvord Campbell, Newberg.
sas, Arizona. North Dakota and Colo- been reduced to third place by im- accomplished and much more planned
flclency In the diary hard ls the dairy ten.
Miss Goldie Everest and Miss Bvah
Josephine Louise Relmers, Yamhill, rndo follow In the order given. This ¡proved methods of treatment.
The for
Tea and cakes were served by
sire with a strong milk producing In­
to Charles Franklin Colburn. Yam­ state Is given a per capita o f 9.4, with | new census discloses there are more the hostess and a very pleasant and
heritance. Such a sire adds to the Hadl* y '
of Mra 0 r ^ n
hill.
men than woman, about 51 out o f helpful afternoon was spent.
104.839 machines.
giHk producing ability of the future voral selections.
bar(j
; Herbert Van Vaflin. piano pupil of
Cealia Bernice Stabler, Dayton, to
cheering fact for leap
Significant is the fact that with e>ery 100-
Thursday April 1st a dinner was
A poor sire gets his own kind and » • * Britt made quite a hit with his William Alexander Grout, Redwood the exception of Iowa, a Middle- year.
served at Duncan’s Hall for the
wester, the first 11 states are west­
decreased production. An increase In * °nK- ',0ot
Practlde” by Carrie City. Calif
Grand Army nnd their friends which
«
Line the back and shelve- '.round was largely attended and followed
ern etates, comparatively new statra
milk production decreases coats while JacobB itond^
Boil out coffee-pots and tea-pota and a clear majority farming states. the sink with klnc. It will protect by an impromptu progam of music
a decrease In production Increases
Helen Stanbrough. elocution pupil
anMtg,
| under Mrs. Chas. Morris, gave two with soda and water and your bever­ This Is the day of the farmer. With the woodwork and It will be easier and readings which was very much
ages will Have a fresher flavor.
Sines the milk producing ability humorous readings.
htm. however, it Is a matter of eeo- to keep clean.
appreciated and enjoyed.
RELIEF BENEFIT
FRIDAY NIGHT
>of the future herd U dependent upon ENDOWMENT C A M PA IG N F L A M
TRACTOR CRAW LS OYER W E T